Barry's revival continues as Everton striker matches last season's goa

Everton striker Thierno Barry has matched his goal tally from last season, scoring eight goals in 12 games this campaign, according to BBC Football. Confirmation of this development comes from a BBC Sport journalist's report.

Barry's impressive form has seen him become indispensable to the Toffees, with the 24-year-old on his best run of form since joining the club from Villarreal last summer.
As Everton's only recognised senior striker following Beto's transfer to Fiorentina, Barry's goals have been crucial in the team's success.
The Frenchman's revival is a testament to his hard work during the summer, as he told Sky Sports, "I was working a lot during the summer and now we can see the result."
Barry's celebration on Monday night, which started with a knee slide and ended with dance moves, highlighted his joy at helping the team with his goals.
However, his strike was marred by controversy, with Newcastle manager Matthias Jaissle claiming there was "a clear foul on Fabian Schar" in the build-up.
Despite this, Barry's goal was a tap-in from two yards, with the opportunity having had an incredibly high xG of 0.995.
His manager David Moyes praised Barry's performance, saying, "We're thrilled he's getting the goals because you need your centre-forward to score."
Barry's revival has seen him become a key player for Everton, and his form will be crucial in the team's future success.
Everton will look to build on this momentum as they face their next challenge.

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